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… Shiny Core usage
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…t when checking whether message can be normalized
…il received). Also, keep focus on textarea.
…ransform logic (as well as chunk and done)
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* main: test(controllers): Refactor column sort and filter methods for Dataframe class (posit-dev#1496) Follow up to posit-dev#1453: allow user roles when normalizing a dictionary (posit-dev#1495) fix(layout_columns): Fix coercion of scalar row height to list for python <= 3.9 (posit-dev#1494) Add `shiny.ui.Chat` (posit-dev#1453) docs(Theme): Fix example and clarify usage (posit-dev#1491) chore(pyright): Pin pyright version to `1.1.369` to avoid CI failures (posit-dev#1493) tests(dataframe): Add additional tests for dataframe (posit-dev#1487) bug(data frame): Export `render.StyleInfo` (posit-dev#1488)
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* main: feat(data frame): Support `polars` (#1474) api(playwright): Code review of complete playwright API (#1501) fix: Move `www/shared/py-shiny` to `www/py-shiny` (#1499) test(controllers): Refactor column sort and filter methods for Dataframe class (#1496) Follow up to #1453: allow user roles when normalizing a dictionary (#1495) fix(layout_columns): Fix coercion of scalar row height to list for python <= 3.9 (#1494) Add `shiny.ui.Chat` (#1453) docs(Theme): Fix example and clarify usage (#1491) chore(pyright): Pin pyright version to `1.1.369` to avoid CI failures (#1493)
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Adds a
shiny.ui.Chat
class, designed to support any LLM provider (i.e., response assistant) of your choosing (e.g., OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, LangChain, Google, etc). To get started, consider this bare-bonesChat
example that uses no provider at all. It just displays a starting message, and then for each input message, just adds"You said: "
in it's response:App code
An "actual" LLM-powered chat bot might look something more like this (this example requires an OpenAI API key to run). Note also that, by default, responses are interpreted as markdown strings, and code blocks are rendered with code highlighting + copy/paste:
App code
A whole collection of other examples are available under the
examples/chat
directory. See thebasic
andenterprise
sub-directories for getting started with various providers.Follow up tasks